Before Twilight became all the rage, vampires in movies were seen as terrifying forces of darkness, from Bram Stoker’s Dracula to Marvel Comics’ Blade. Now, actor Mahershala Ali is gearing up to put his own spin on Marvel’s vampire anti-hero. In an interview for The Tightrope, Ali teased that his Blade will be darker in
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Shudder has released the Creepshow animated Halloween special teaser. The official title is A Creepshow Animated Special, and it was first announced last month. However, it seems there have been some minor changes to the release date. The animated special is premiering exclusively on the horror streaming service in all its territories, as well as
Watched at Home: Top 20 Streaming Films for the Week of October 15 You did it, guys! After seven long months of tracking The Digital Entertainment Group’s Top 20, The Lord of the Rings trilogy finally cracked the list. Actually, Peter Jackson’s epic series swooped in like Shadowfax and fought its way into the Top 10, landing at No.
CS Recommends: Killdozer, Plus Other Classic Horror! Stuck inside? Don’t know what to watch/read/play/listen to? ComingSoon.net has got you covered. In this week’s CS Recommends our staff kicks off gives you solid tips on the best media to consume during your downtime, including Killdozer and more! Check out our picks below! RELATED: October 20 Blu-ray, Digital and DVD
Scenes From a Marriage: Jessica Chastain Replaces Michelle Williams in HBO’s Limited Series Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty, The 355, Molly’s Game) is replacing Michelle Williams in HBO’s limited series Scenes From a Marriage after Williams exited the series due to scheduling issues, according to Variety. Chastain will star opposite Golden Globe winner Oscar
Mandatory Streamers: HBO’s LGBTQ+ Docuseries Equal Chronicles History’s Unsung Heroes Welcome to Mandatory Streamers, our column covering the best new streaming content coming your way every week! For the week of October 19, HBO’s four-part docuseries Equal chronicles the dangerous twists and turns in the lives of LGBTQ+ history’s unsung heroes – the warriors, patriots, artists, thinkers, and organizers
Warner Bros. taps Ben Wheatley to helm The Meg sequel After swimming its way to over $530 million worldwide in 2018, Warner Bros. announced early development on a follow-up to its monster shark movie The Meg and now the studio is getting the wheels turning as they’ve landed Ben Wheatley (Rebecca) to helm the sequel, according to
The Suicide Squad magazine cover gives us our best look yet at the C-list team of outcasts. James Gunn previously shared a lengthy sizzle reel for the highly anticipated movie over the summer at the DC FanDome event. Fans were treated to their first real look at the movie, which also included a ton of
Bride: Scarlett Johansson to Star in Sci-Fi Drama Film From Apple & A24 Apple has teamed up with A24 to produce a new sci-fi drama film titled Bride with Academy Award-nominated actress Scarlett Johansson (Marriage Story, MCU) officially signing on to lead the project. This marks Apple’s latest collaboration with the critically-acclaimed studio following the
Simon Kinberg has signed up to produce and write the long-awaited Battlestar Galactica movie. Dylan Clark will produce alongside the Dark Phoenix director. Kinberg is probably best-known for his work with the X-Men franchise over the last decade. He was also attached to co-write the Boba Fett movie with James Mangold before Disney and Lucasfilm
Shudder unveils November 2020 movie highlights! Even as the month of October nears a close and the streaming platform’s 61 Days of Halloween block is about to end, Shudder is looking to keep the terror going for horror fans and has unveiled its roster of programming for the month of November including the documentary Leap of
Ever since it was announced that Ewan McGregor will be reprising his Star Wars character Obi-Wan Kenobi for a limited series on Disney+, the fandom has been abuzz with rumors of other iconic Star Wars characters returning for their own spinoffs. But one character who might not be returning is Qui-Gon Jinn, played by Liam
Stranger Things Season 4 Set Photos Tease Return of Fan-Favorite Team As production continues to get back on track for Netflix’s Stranger Things, new behind-the-scenes photos from the Atlanta set of the sci-fi series’ upcoming fourth season have surfaced online through Twitter, teasing the return of the fan-favorite duo of Joe Keery’s Steve and Gaten
Matthew McConaughey is now setting the record straight about the one night he was arrested while playing the bongos naked in his own home. The incident happened back in 1999, and McConaughey revisited the story for his memoir, Greenlights, which just came out this week. The actor was arrested early in the morning on October
CS Video: Bob Gale Talks Back to the Future Auditions & More! It’s October 21st, and that means… Happy Back to the Future Day! ComingSoon.net had the chance to speak 1:1 with Back to the Future writer/producer Bob Gale for the 4K Blu-ray release, out now in the US and UK. During the conversation we
AMC Theatres, the largest theater chain in the U.S., continues to find itself in dire straits. The company recently revealed that they expect to be out of money by early 2021 as theater attendance has failed to grow in recent months. Now, the company has warned its investors that bankruptcy may be on the table
David Fincher’s Mank trailer takes Gary Oldman to 1930s Hollywood Netflix has released the full Mank trailer for acclaimed filmmaker David Fincher’s upcoming black-and-white biopic drama, featuring Oscar winner Gary Oldman’s portrayal of Herman Mankiewicz as he tries to finish writing Citizen Kane while facing personal problems involving his family and career. Also starring Amanda Seyfried, the
Everyone keeps asking the cast and creators of Back to The Future if another sequel will ever happen. Or if fans will get a remake or a reboot. Both director Robert Zemeckis and his co-writer Bob Gale have stated many times in the past that all of those options are completely off the table. What